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Getting started quickly with modemu
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Prepared for the Debian package by John Goerzen <jgoerzen@complete.org>
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Here are a few brief hints on getting started with modemu.
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IMPORTANT:
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* To exit a modemu run from a command prompt, type:
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AT%Q
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Ctrl-C will *not* abort modemu!
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* To exit a Minicom running Modemu, just use the normal Minicom exit
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key.
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* modemu by default uses a 7-bit connection. You need to use special
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commands to use an 8-bit clean connection. (see below)
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* When using atdt, don't forget the quotation mark. For instance, to
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telnet to somehost.somewhere.net, you would type:
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ATDT"somehost.somewhere.net
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This is probably the most common mistake people make.
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* You can use ZModem and Kermit over a modemu connection (for instance,
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to BBSs). Just make sure you are in 8-bit clean mode. (aka binary
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mode)
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* Here is a sample command line to start Minicom using modemu in 8-bit
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mode:
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modemu -e "AT%B0=1%B1=1&W" -c "minicom -p tty%s"
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You might want to alias this with your shell or put it into a script.
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* You can use modemu from UUCP by using the port type "pipe" and
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using a command like modemu -e "AT%B0=1%B1=1&W"
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* Finally, read the manpage and the README file.
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